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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09
TO THE PEOPLE Of SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UHssCRUPULOUs PER-
- sons have represented 10 eur dsiri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
aosYs Intentionally conveying the tdea
thai our soaps A=e % poor quality. when
Such n SqT THE cAsE Tbosgh IN enc
senFs cf the wsEd our ar&ps are cheap the
parchaeer u getfing mare soap sf q sure
mar quality than OF esTssin higher pricpd
soars- We mske AL gradss - isuns ~
and konsehel SOAPS. and spscial'y re sana-
nnen8 our " Es4t ERN QUEEN sAvON
- f3Ab'e for an usee aad Iva gviHg
sat ssA ton Be,arse q the fAsz oaRhnezs
with which this ap clesnses do net
think fhAs IL Injuries the clOssing. We
auMrAnfee sA1isfart ton lnorey re unded II
othe WSseA and THAI il win not hsrt the
haada or iniuFs the noef delicate fabric.
Do yea VI B q hula al ysar hens in
6ustrsesi II - you Stn Hnd as sese-vinR
o. your paEyeaagN. fHasf 1pan tbs nse u
anly thts snas "a year hoasehosd. Ask
your Z ocsr for il md take no ethar fhan
the Western easen ezvon. We ak yen
a. favor dEe - , pur hJme indn tFles 70
pGrchase sre box q this soap 4aa give Il
zee SEATTLE SOAP co.
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ahIpnInR InteilIrenrn.

TFrom ne Unsa.l


Tas foilowlnp bids we're opensd Tnes-
daY ~ the QuartsFmAstaf'a offisa, Fort
Walla WalIs.
Oats-D. W. Small. 2.o0n 100 lbs a
el.35. Chas. Rusasll. b00o0n he q
81 81 800 00o Ire a 81 40Ph0o, coo lbs a
81 10 and IN, 600 lbs 81 Ct 60.
Ttmothv Hsy-D ". Sslali 2GAe O0C
lbs a sl2,s9; Cbks. Rssssll, /, 200, 900 lbs
q $I4h0
Hay-Chas. Russell. l,&0o.oo0 a Sl5
etvav-D. W. 9sasil. 800 600 lbs a
Sl.25; Chss. Rrsssll COO 600 he q 81 90
BFAn-Chas. Russell, 20 o00 10 0f zoe
BaleA Hsv--At Fort Cuur d'Alene,
ID. W. Small. GIG coo iba g 5000 per
ten.
Wood--J. n. Hin. Ee0'csrds a 81 %,
1000 a s52t, Chas. Ruaaeii, 20 cords
cottonwood n $3.50, 40 esrds alder o.
birch q $50 TesaArden 4 Hale. 1.ooo
cords q Ss.2s.
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ADVICE ~ uorunas.

hrL wtnslOW's 6ostAtnG Syrup. fer
children tsstAinG, 10 tAs pFsssription Of
enc 81 he sssa female narsaa ard phv.
sisiaas in ths upitsd states. ana k1a
been uasd for fasty yeAra With never
failing sseeass ~ millieRa a. mothers
fer their ehiidrSn ppFiae ths process
Of tesshiug its vAlas 70 insalsulahls. IL
Peliavss the child frnn paiR. saras dys
entSry and diarrhasa. griRiug in the
bowels and uiEs selis. Nv Eivinc
Price e = bottle. nNslwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

mot lone Aao," says q 81. Louis nss'
walker, "a nna. stately lady cnms In and
asked 10 be showH soas 'dignihsrs
Wenaeginely l stAEtaa up ths uiddls
aisls, With ne IDEA 81 where wss show
Inc The lA&y. A. lsnsth I summoned
ecurAge enough 10 request the fair cue
temsr.to' be . lilels uaeFs explicit. as
vas iruerant ~ what Aha meant hy
'digeiasrs.' With leok 81 sssrn, she
Feplied, 'Rasilee. alr,'n
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FOR SALE.
SEALED PRO- OSALS.

PrGNr SorSn CONSTRUCTION CoNPANrl
CHEEF A. afN4EEs OYFiCE.
SEATTLE w April 2 1877.
SEALED PRoplS AIS VIII. pE RF-
- ceivcd a ihs Office o the G@-eras
Mana ser - the Puget @cand CorsfFuc.
tlca CwpAay uns3 is m. y day pr4l
ltth. Isl, for cleArtns Euhsing. STnd-
in<. cnivsFts rirraFp,nS &c, on n rty
- asiice 81 The SaEt7ia. LAka hOre and
tas,eEn faNwSy. frc- STA sea 30 20
the aaas az 30 aAk t4AAe
TIE ocMQArg rxsarvs tna CHI % ~
tecf znF sr AL hiGs
y 2 fuT7hef fafaFn1AticH. fa- plAra
EH4 spec ncAfaoss % 40 4. d 70
CRlkR ENGINEER p. ). {. o.
0aioe ssts Depzxst Balsllng. gpsapls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

Pay from 500 - $50 more - an
A9snt for piAne vhsa yea can hay a
Wsesr and Decker A Soa psaao tirssa
frou the fectory tna save ell pruets ~
sasddlsESa. Frauk ki@HAll sass.
fsctureF't AEenA Of&es. 1hres dssFs
above p0ssefAss Pianns 90 sSsy tasus
and for rat. eswpls Places On hard.
send ard at rTisss tslatf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09
ATTENTION, LADIES.

CoMETHIN6 NEW AND ELEGANT.
- A self atttng Preach tailar system for
cutting Dresses Cioakn. etc. No cutdxR
out the little piscs IN hack By which to
form side body. a. all othsr chart systems
Do. which has taken two years hard study.
and 10 fer ysur cCavenie9ea. a. well -
Mina Have also . sissve system. Lee
seas given any cay and II all hours
fcrmA - Please call ard So ma.
D. o. 3OUCAER,
MArion st., between Second and Third,
S~Asfie VT mhsaI
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ne siek lsd afllcssz 1Eoala 80 ~ e ~ :.
HIN. The Dsesar aas visited Ne hs.gl. 49,
KuF-ne 40 chtaiusd 8 zreat daai 81 49,
intofraeiian whieh he b eampeeans . $50 -.
y thoss n nesd ~ rs eervice1. Hne 80.
eures NkHs slhers fAii. ny him D
3. = VII naks - ehaKgs unisas - - -
eure Psrsens caF1A e. hams. Cal q 49, -
4 q sammazaeasi0ns etrictiy ccnAae1s ~ - ~.
ien aoilars fcg ; packese q nssl9 -. -
go, csl Nsstisn Fog9-fNEs1xl1HAaAN
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mol TBE UNPORTUNATE


DispenAEy No 9
Ksarny EEeA
RrMnciacs Mal1
lished II 1874 g.
he tfmtmMt
ssxnai an1 sanina
ptssaam, suA
g1eN@MEMnA, utMA
aTEIo4vER, sETAze
|H III ~ fsEM
'aNNuHu WnAEAA
|and znHeI
|Lmas a. manhass
~.-uenanilY ouN
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NOTICE

HAVING LEAsKD THE RoTH-
III schile hnildlng. PORT TowAssad. ".
T., nexs to G C. Bartlett z Co, ea Water
atress I viii cffer the two stay hrio<
bassdfRg aew occupied by me for rsnt or
is2sa viii Or without fixtures inciu6iEG
. COED brick warehouse. 4xse feet VIII
rsRt or lsAss fer ems year from the lst 81
Nay sitter he wkale or paFt a the huilG-
Tag. y. W. PKTTYGRowk in mhiT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

Waite Seal Resaigc Oh Cos liiam nat
ire p1rPasss has a. tQaal. \. Can
HHEo. sole eSsnS - fresi -. E.til fnl
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Or. Reich, the ecalss9. selected ~ah
great care = iall iins q spestaclss al
eve glasses. tich srn Haa Tor salc A. 4.
n sEHwAKra Ora store. stkza
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

spsstal ratss e travel. fosmsrly nzads 20
C<mFsdes 81 ne g. A. r. and members
II tks y. Il. G. attending tha anuual
Enesmpmens ard C9nventinns 81 Tace-
ms, Arrii 20th next, havs been recalled
These Via sttend fFom Eastern
Washingssn ezn 20 over tie Cascade
Division. leasfns Pasao the mgFninR ~
the 1ssh OF April, arriving a. Eliens-
b1rR that evenina. Lsaxine there the
rsKBina 81 the 18Th ard arriving e.
Weston, eight miies wesz Of the Tsnnel,
that nigst, q Nd reaching Taeoma 81 3
.. N Of she 10.h. It sometimss has
pens that extras are sat fro South
Prairie 10 faasma- Shonid sueh b
tbe ease en- the f9sh Of April, Divisisn
EnRinesF H. s. Hason kindly promises
% ssnd the deleeatsS special 10 so1ih
Prairie and Get them into TacoDa o.
tie l5sh- Thoss VIVA take ttis route
viii have - walk about Q mile ard .
bali fsom the sammit 81 the switch
back o. the wast sids. BIZ command OF
Gas. n, HeLTox, Dsp't. Com.
J. 4. kTHosBURT. ASH. Adit. Gen.
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pr. Sieuessti's STAR sassspartls, sss
great biaod patihef, ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09
GRACE HOSPITAL,

ON THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR
" Madi@oa. IL now ready for the recep-
ton Of patients. Advantages unexeeilsd.
mhl0iWlm
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Bias for County Printing.
q. q. BHOREY Il 90.
UNDERrAKERs.

Metallic, wood. aud cioth-coveredl
'CaAkats and Colnna. Rebaa. Gloves arfa
|svorytAtng requisite for FunerAAs- An
Sra6es of goo1A frsm the chaA9si I'd
Aa baaA sraarad ~ telegraph promrflyt
ailoa. Oalman's block. Front 81 III
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

Absus swmsy yaars aEO I dassCvsrsd lissis
soss o. ny sAssk. SD t,s dostoEs proaou.csd
Is sanssr. Tksvs s1sd . number of physisiznA
bus wifhsas rsesiving any pszzuansnt bsasah
Anons ths numbsr were oasoE two spsstAlistA
ne zsdieins thsy apElisd wAs Iiks IRE - 10
sors. sassans intense pain Tssw q ssnsszsui
b ~ p4psss falling what q q :. haA dsas fos
othsrs similarly afairssd- I prosursd sezs -
onas. Bsesrs had used the sssoAd bottis Tia
nsixhbors ssnl4 nossss that my cancer was
heaIingusA Ny ssasrsl health had essa bad
far two 81 fhrss ysars-Tha . hacking soagh
asa spss bleed sOnssnnAlly. / had severe
uain in ny breast Aftsr taking SIX bsssiss Il
GAAny esasA lsfs ne and grew sssutss
than had besa for several yeazA Ny saas~
has healed ever all but Iittis spos absus The
siss Il half dine. and n d rapidly diaAnDsAr
Ins. weuia advfss sx@y sns with cancer -
1--WE q a q . fair trial
Mns. HAHcY J. NecoEAUeEHY.
AsAs ers.s. rippseaaos c.. Ind.
Feb. IL. issG
swifsS Specific Il saersly vsssaahls. and
seems 70 cure oanesFs By forcing cut o. inpu
rides from the blood Trsaass en- Mood and
skin Diseases mailed frs&
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
nnAuKR 3. ATLANTA. GA.
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WANTED.

A POSITION AZ BOoK-KERPER-F
n desired. viii clerk and ksaD hoofs
Coed references furniahed. Address ".
c.. care thia tface. AMI g.
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PkssEsesRs R0R TEE HoRTM
Sac F1AEsIsso, ApEil s.-Ths follow
Ing passengers sailed today on the
steamship City Of Chester:
VICTORIA.
" Biekstt and Vt TIL MeKssgue
Il Risod Z ONewteldsf
CsrotksD r Lipsaft
II Partridge Il Nuttsu
J T Moore Rdwagd Wilcox
Tpos FaWcott WA Oampbeli
2 Martin James Graham
E PrsbsFt and Vt Mary Fitzgerald
Mrs A Lewis Geo W Martin
J J Hardy s Colby
A Wurtman J Rozstte
II Piard.
PoKT TOWNSEND.
Kate Clifford.
sEATTLE.
wv Rocco Pa Gchnilzlen 4 y
o N Wilentt Kittis Bucklsy
W " Bailey Mrs Sutton aud cid
Pearl Winters Gilbert o BaFRhsm
Harry D Spencer Millis Disz
II " Oliver Miss 0leas0n
Mrs. Capt seiasn Laura Old
Aias Cock Mrs Young
@ Armstrong Mrs Z Gonzales
Dr. Balaom.
TACOMA.
A B Bsnnison LIZ Th0npson
7 q Wilson EJ HaRTis
Thos J Dillon JF Maxwell
J Smith Ell West
FF Kuans.
RMGRAVIMG.
Wawfnm awmalnA A. q aarwiaan - a Are
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Los T..

A CAME0 LrCKET OF WATCH
= chain vita the iniisls C. y. ".
uasoyFsH ed on back. FiRder vii 10 ~
NAf DIT II he returas same - c. r. VI hit
ilcSey, SAFE Deposit Rail1lng, AZ =
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WANTED, PARTNER
WANT D.

OzEO FOR SIX MONTHS WILL
- I ~ give good security and q PEST.
ton - hrtal clerk or bar tosdar, at $50
per meath and board. for the use ef II. or
ten per cent. Address Hotel. PosT-
lNTELLIGENCKn. ans 81
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BMGRAVnMG.
Having eBRagsAths ssFviass Of . Arsi
class sRGFsysr, am nov prepared ts
take orders for all kinds sf Wsrk Of thii
class. including door and eefiin plates,
Dadals and lettering Of all kinds. A.
HANSEN. Matchmaker aud JeveleT,
LsafS Bloek, Frsnt street., Seattle. 26avlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

I OF Q block 10, NAYNARD's
~ towa plat located On south Fourth
street between Main and Washington
Has hard aRlshed. four roam house
fRquirs 81 OseaA House. OF
ap5 In MAURICE o'C0NNOR-
WASTEp-AN HONEST YOUNG
w r1Aa for q permanent poaitiaa, with
an old established a. m a. their represent
alive in his eva State. Salary. 70 hsgin,
ese per nosts- Refogoneea sxacaeA. AN
N. Y. mkIS
OFFICE To L&T
A FRONT oFFICE CENTRALLY
n located Address "a, Gaze Posr-
INTELIIGKNCER
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FOR SALE.

IRn ACRKs or LANE. l4S MILES
AOO frem Seattle. ana ~ miles arove
bla,k River OF the inty road. SAid
land q IL Atad N township 81 seotsoss 80
AMI 81 Fer turther particulars writa or
call upon join CHRIST.
Seattle, Seceaa re I. h.twsen MAln
ard Naahlugioz- mh2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

ynssph Billion, husband Of the laav
murdered BY The Ghinsss coak 81 81
Jshn. ColusR county, yesterday, and
wbs has been attending . meeting IN
this eiiv of the Nsrtheyn California
morwsl scheol Site Commission, left fol
hfR horuo taAay
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

Ell. MeLssn. ths policeman vhs wsa
aenviotsd Of seating . rYlsnnsF, vas
saBtspesd tedsy 20 pay 600 nns and
70 2b0 DAYS In Jail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

LeWDOH. Aprii s,--Tha BeFiin comes
p0Ddens Of the Daily Nsses says that {
secret treaty has been soneladed b
svsen swseden and GsFsany aRaias'
Prussia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-09

SAH FRANCTsoo. Aprii 8. - Indies
tisna for the "a hours eoslupusinG 81 4
Q. -. April oh. for Warrington
Territory and Oregon. rain.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26

could only have been made by the scores,
and perhaps hundreds, of squirming,
twisting reptiles under the house.
For the first time in her life Mrs Mat
son was thoroughly terrified Chewing a
sudden impulse. she rushed INTO the room
assigned to the invalid
Aunt lucy stood rowerin, in on. cor
ner, trembling with fear and unable Ia
utter q word.
Sitting upright in bed, with an unuatu-
raj glitter IN h. eyes and darling his odd
little head from side To- side, was the un-
known guest.
Ladies. he said in nm unfamiliar for
eign hroEir. he not AFRAID No harm
ter dees house. Ne Snnn he mesclf.
Strange theeags alarm de ladee. E.ts all
right"
Mrs Matson wa'tcd In hear no more;
she ran rraurcal!y to the parlor and boited
herself /"
"Ladcr, I.adcc"
II was the voice uf the stranger ont in
the hall There was Il sound rs Of some
body struggling, AMI the mellow voice Of
Aunt Lucy WAS upiiltcd in vain rcmon-
STRANGE
"M.SSuS. oh, missus, - She cried. dis
Yer Mister Man hah done got ON his
clothes and i" "r takiu' On pow full He
s;E he bound fer ter GO
'iadec, good by. promised no harm
Ter dr"~ house. So gu. Good by,
good by"
Tier" was another struggle and yell
from Aunt Lucy, and then the openiny
and closing Of 4 door signaled the man ;
departure
From the back windows the mistress of
the house and the half demented women
saw the strongest sight that mortal ewes
ever heheI.
Onward, down the slope leading to the
river walked or rather glided the stranger.
From every clump Of s+lrubbery and
every tuft Of grass darted snake.
The man swayed to and fro. whirling
his arms. welcoming and reckoning this
legion IF Serpents. Whizzing through the
grass. tossing their heads and kissing all
the while. the excited noCcasius soon
closed in upon the man. They twined
around his leEs. girtllcd his waist. hung
upon his arms and shoulders aud wrapped
themselves about his heck until he was a
moving tower of snakes.
Onward. down To the river whirled this
strange combination Of monsters. The
distracted watchers at the big houss
strained their eyes to see the end of il all
III" moving mass disappeared There
Wa plunge into the yellow waters ui
TIE broad river and all was over.
When .Iohn Na-son returned late that
afternoon he found q perfect bedlam at his
house From the servants he could
gather nothing but the widest and most
incoherc.t tales. His faiutIns wife was
in the first stage Of brain fever. and il was
many a long day before she could answer
MS questions
1t Is such blank business. the whole
blank thing. said NatSon to his family
doctor, THAT III hc bianked if | care 10
say Il blank word about It"
The doctor was a sensible man. He
agreed with Nat>"n that the hcst way was
~ keep nlGm.-Atlauta Constitution.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26

A fatal mistake. At the time DIR. Vance.
OF Cleveland. performed the operation On
the lady for the removal of a cancer of the
stomach he found when too late that the
poor woman had no cancer t0 be removed.
The disease was indigestion. and if she had
taken the Shaker Extract of Roots (Siegel>
Syrup that awful distress at the pit of the
stomach, which made the doctors think she
had cancer, would have been removed. Dis
!r-ss after eating, dull. heavy feeling in
the head. with pains in the side and back
| all vanish after using this wonderful rem
edy. The tired. languid feeling gives place
to strength and vig0r.
Mrs. Della Marsh writes from Pea Ridge.
Benton county. Ark. that She had dyspep-
sia in the worst form for five years, and
that nothing gave any relief until she used
the Siegel Syrup.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26
luxuriant Hair

Can only I've preserved by keeping the
scalp clean. cool. and fre. from dam
druff, and the body in a healrhful
condition. The great popularity of
Ayers Hair Nigor is que 10 the fact
that it cleanses the scalp. promotes the
growth Of the hair. prevents it from
falling out. and gives il that soft and
silky gloss 81 essential 10 perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy, of RoNhuy. Mass.
sgentleman . fiitv years OF age, was fast
losing his hair, and Nha; remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect. he commenced
the use o, Ayers Hair Nigor. lit
stopped .he falling out" he writes
"and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair without staining the
scalP) TO he same shade or' broom it
had when / Was p wears Of age"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26

re me ere. naz yo Su"w. nan take me
10 ride hgyry egbnug, bu; &c nevair say
,ne word bout loyc. Iii tiuk hi see hin
,e~ higm. dat hallecsiun M art ungry fo'.
We speak bout lie hrNuty, hu, nature
ir star han dc sky, han iielu.~r hi feel dat
mi life il one drnrun Huf hisy~r make
lc suspend 10 i'm han ju~ wen hi flemish
luI bud 'cr tell mc uw 90 wa2 much hlire
70 mi truh tn teach IN Gc English han ee
- way. Den hi pUt dc suspend WAY.
nan jorge. va Jnr-c come. III feel pe IL
lr sun HOY mi lie han hi take de sUs-
pend once mo. say 10 mySef. dccse
time mi art wrtl iiud wat crt sreke-one
nuIdrr one {" love. han nuw yu' 20 take
I"r-c from me. Eet hz or las TAX.
/" suspend han giv dem Ia va 'ushanG.
Mcmh wat hi say, man ham de nlo~,cst
hnEratc anncmal wat h.z hon de 'arth.
nan hi Ham glad hi ave u,, t. r.arrrr one
h"N dem. Iii ham too p,ruul u hc lie
>iaN" hoN u~hHn. and she tossed TIA.
,uspcud"rS toward IivluiSe and hid hex
head in the pillows.
/; is but fair to say that Phclonf>c T.,
now the mother Of five children. bat Ter
husband never enjoyed embroidered = is
Prudrr~ from her hands Charles &.
W hitnry IN Times Demurrat.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26
WHY Is 1T

rielmayi>m and neuralgia are
,.ni, Tins question has not h'
.... ,n.i!y answered, but it Is Ger
.u 81 diseases are not onl " the Il
!! /! but among the most common,
T.. member of nearly every family i'll
j. the victim oi one Of these dr,
IrgiuTs. Ladies seem to he peculiu
iy to ueGraigic attacks, which, in /
pi ueIralgic headache, pain Iii
=. OF nervous pains are OF constant
ru,e. Not until the discuv ery of Ath
.rn, had any remedy been found
nr rheumatism, igia or nerv'
,larhc. and they were generally Ct
-! 10 he incurIble. but Athlophoi
- peca proved TO be not only cert
i,r these diseases, in all their var
u. hut a sys remedy. If, in tn:
A.hlrphcros, the bowels are kept Jr,-
p. is success is certain. and 10 aid IL
Iiuphoros Pills are recommend,
irh. while providing the necessa
'Ilr;ic, will be found 10 be a valua'
to the action Of the medicine. Ath,
lor,, is no experiment, it has been test.
has proved its wonde rlul efficacy.
Iuc Athlophoros Pills were Original
pared rs a remedy Tor Use in connect.
IA Athlophoros, for rheumatism a,
.rra!gia and kindred complaints. T.
-onnection with that remedy, they
-rriain cure for either of these very cor
ron and distressing dis eases. They ha
:, been found to I've an invaluable RENE
r any and all diseases arising from vitiat
.rpi or general debility. They are Z,
tally valuable for nervous debility, bio
pi,oning, dyspepsia, distress after eatil
aIiache. constipation. loss Of appeti
nj all stomach or liver troubles.
i>elses of women they are invalual
'he>e pills are perfectly harmless and II
. safely used by adults or children.
Testimonials Of those who have b,
Ired will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophol
nd Athlophpros Pills. b .. where they c:
rpt he bought Of the Dir ggi~t, the Ath.
,horu> Co.. ll2 Wall II New York. W
md either carriarc pa ! on receipt
agular price, which is Sl.00 per bot
or Athlophoros and 50c. 'rr Pills.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-26
DYSpCPTIC NEWSPAPER MEN.
Ones Physical Condition sure to Affect
His W MritinC-s.N.raI Cn.e..

have great sympathy for a dyspeptic
newspaper man: the suffering be endures Is
beyond expression. And whether he wishes
it or not h!s own physical condition Is sure to
be refl", ted III whatever he writes The brain
and the stomach are 50 intimately connected
that If the latter Is raw and irritate~l. or weak
and inefficient. the former suffers in the same
degree through reflex action and the thoughts
enIanatng thence receive "A certain coloring
| rrcoliect one" upon time sitting at a ban
Guet at the AStur house. in New York city,
given III honor of some newspaper men. at
which Horace Greeley presided | was at his
left hand and had fine opportunity To study
his table manners and see with my own eyes
what the philosopher fed upon. for. as Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland said IN her LiuuIncutt'S
Magazine pu+m. what one eats has a vast in
fluence over what one thinks and does Al
though the table at the AstOr house was
loaded with good things. Of which the lesser
lights III journalism parIunk boun;IfuIiy, Mr.
Greeley cout"nt-d himself with a tOwl Il
plain bread and milk and fruit the same food
he ate " hen boy in New Hampshire And
If he finally lost his mInd ard dIai in u pri-
vate asylum II was through 10 fault in his
habits Of living: through 40 tant or disease
like rheumatism, cancer. dyspepsia, Bright's
disease, heart trouble, or any other Of the.
dreadful ills which attack and carry off 80
many moTtals.
The man who is simple in his habits of liv-
ing, as President Cleveland Is. for instance,
AMI aS Mr. Greeley wa>, can accomplish "A
vast amount Of work every day, and no:
break down. ! am led To these remarks by
noticing that Z. l. White, the voracious
newspaper correspondent. i very i'll in New
York city with terrific attack Of dyspepsia
The last time | saw him in Washington he
looked thIn and half usei up. He had then
just come ON from Prov yIIence. L l., wher.
be had abandoned The Star to its fate Since
then he has been pitching into newspaper
and magazine writing at hrcakn"ck speed,
rushing back and forth between New York
and Washington, Intrrv vIewiB- everybody,
going To- clubs. writing up sketches of sena-
tors, etc, until h hruk" down. \ man with
n weak stomach cannot stand such "a mental
straIn-therr Is no nervous energy left 10
digest food AMI supply nutrition. 1t has all
been coined into ideas for pot bOiIersr
Such u course i suicidal: rs suicidal IA, WAS
the life of Ben f,rley Fpors. who l. said in
" NashlnGtn:r, e. have "'iur his grave with his
teeth He was y -"uruGni. fond Of biz din
nerS, and always eating them II he had II
chance, AMI he managed to get the Oppor-
tuuity pretty often. Like DR. Howard
Crosby. he was fond of his glass of wine, and
took II. Til" result was be grew to be euor-
mously iat-a very elephant Of a man: his
kidneys broke down under the enormous
amount Of work imposed upon them, and be
died
Ii seems, therefore, quite rs bad TO be a
GiuttOn as II Is 10 be a dvspeptc. from a